Nah they were more annoying than they any key nonsenseAll this "Any Key" nonsense nearly makes me miss the people constantly asking when they can fuck Nana
I said almostNah they were more annoying than they any key nonsense![]()
“False positive” is really low because we see them maybe once a month the Nana askers come out with every updateHey, did "false positive" make it onto your list?![]()
The Any key Joke is completely new I see it for the first time nowWas just wondering as some seem to be moaning about "any key", which came as a response to false positive.
Had you not heard it before? Or you mean new to this thread?The Any key Joke is completely new I see it for the first time now
Then the output is sent to the print spooler.This is the special model, if you press both at the same time it takes a screenshot.
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Not me....All this "Any Key" nonsense nearly makes me miss the people constantly asking when they can fuck Nana
I know that Nana blinded me with science. She hit me with that biology.
Naturally I mean in this threadHad you not heard it before? Or you mean new to this thread?
It's quite an old joke, but possibly more familiar to people with an interest in IT.
It's a bit like the old "ID 10 T" error code, or PEBCAK (both commonly found on this site).
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Yeah, it's a joke about idiots. It's not exactly trying to be highbrow.Then again, its bad.
Tell me about it! I used to do IT troubleshooting until a decade ago.Yeah, it's a joke about idiots. It's not exactly trying to be highbrow.
The fact that it's symbolic of what real tech support staff used to deal with, makes it even worse.
That type of question was pretty common for IT helpdesks, in the mid-late 90's.
Things like that are why PEBCAK exists as a term.